Your Guide To Prevent And Treat Diaper Rash
Parents keep their newborns healthy and happy, but diaper rash can still occur. Take advantage of this guide to prevent and treat diaper rash. … Continue reading
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RSV Cases Surging: What Parents Should Know
The last 18 months have been both frightening and frustrating for parents. The pandemic and everything that occurred around it has upended families and especially children. The CDC has recently issued a health advisory for clinicians and caregivers about the increased interseasonal RSV activity in the southern United States and even near us. … Continue reading
Navigating Through The Teething Phase
Just when you think you finally can get some sleep and your sweet baby is into a routine, all of a sudden things turn on a dime. They are cranky, cry and keep you up at night, and it’s deja vu all over again. … Continue reading
How To Help Your Child With Their Anxiety
Childhood anxiety has become much more prevalent in the last decade. Aside from the “normal” kinds of fears kids have, like being frightened by the sound of thunder, by being in the dark, or the monster under the bed, there can be other more serious fears that remain with them as they grow. … Continue reading
Welcome Our New Pediatrician, Dr. Nguyen!
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Nguyen is joining the Elmwood Pediatrics Group Family Starting August 2021
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Are COVID-19 Vaccinations Safe for Children and Adolescents?
Currently, nearly half of people in the United States have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, however, a large segment of the population has yet to be vaccinated — children and younger adolescents. Until recently, many of those children and teens were not eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. … Continue reading
Missed Developmental Milestones: When To Worry
All children are individuals who have their own personality, abilities, and strengths. Children may develop different skills at a different rate or age than other children. However, there are some “normal” milestones parents and educators look for to see if a child is developing at a typical rate, … Continue reading
6 Signs Your Child Has A Food Allergy
It seems more children are becoming allergic to certain foods, although the reasons for this situation are largely unknown. Unfortunately, parents won’t know their child is allergic to a certain food until they have a reaction, and that can be quite frightening. … Continue reading
What To Expect During Your Child’s Well-Child Visit
Just as adults need to see their physician at least once a year for a wellness visit, so do children. You wouldn’t hesitate to take them if they are sick, but it’s just as beneficial to take them when they are not. … Continue reading
Talking To Children About Racial Bias
We at Elmwood Pediatrics believe racism is a pediatric health problem. We must do better for our children. Consult the article at the link below to learn how to take the first steps in discussing racial bias with your children.
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